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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

The news that thers ogsE enc haadred
Mormon si3ers working Tor converts
throughout tbs South - not q gratifying
sympt0a ,or sas sa-esss of Antl-Polyg
any bah d. the "Nsw South" knows
Whsn is Is g5l OF. is vii pat one hand.
r~i nan armed with saot-yuus II th5
fsd as aa fses.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25
h0R f1IF-rnaL -

ItAG UkEA8e About IahGE EsrKTE
~ ano pilnceiy incomes mag be very Huu aE
bli lney are ret hai 80 profit st q ff vision oi
lot i0oxsQ wii1 snug ll.te dwelling house NOON
r. With ilis bcforl hin rlsu ail risa early
ana retire lale. tnr1ina bis hard cicerfai.y n
any and ever s.la ci work. For such h8usos
CAL on 1uite bT1s., over arcade.
10 GARpEEEaS AND FAKNEK4-f HAVE
4 the heht acre property uesr fhc city and farms
IN thirty counties OF southern Michigan. for
sac cneep Percy q. Cook. fouui ain-si. Jan. -
DAKGAlNs--A HAtn~Unh NV HOUsE o.
balance Oh time, also q few nice homes near
stree. car lnc. small pa3mf down. % act
oEr untl yol sc tDem, bo1ses aud rooms -
ren! 20 gooa feasnts- job printing a. OK rates
by John l'0'c printer and dfslrr in resi esisfs..
ron = Lofeirs block opposite Sweets h0tei. 46
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

fs.s,S,,,.... lfsss.S, : ...,.ss -. s.ertea $ilaiiy
st s.-s g - ieiaA let f.ase uf ard - na
sii ~, s'S- 49, e arriving l1eft - issl IL tis
Eixit RspFees hss iocal sleeping cc- 70 N
troll - f3fand ilafff1k- ~
fhs is tias ohIT lus runEna Ifuitef htfrets
lfaVtnE hsfest 10 - win Nife ping i,sf - -
uof. flnklns firsst oftr aetlna fof a. lcuts iasl.
erflyifs ~ ee~ 4ofk Et ~ ~ lhe seoorNioi-
T7r~sef t.~l'stz secured 81 - "a ri a1l M
f.fiilea ~ f.afs 4osel biofk ant "a fae tefat
II forrFt. liiY i-sas Agent
On. a ur.-.- -Lr---- --.--------- 60
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

A. sret1ft tss-.s 1sj A~etts t
- lsr~r.ez pssse1.es-s - - 81 4s.s- 1sl..a
srfsrlr.f <rfI q s-rr-s. szrfsTr
4,f~ar~a t'otF.E = t-stlt 80 aFre..H q
,.,.-<ss.s -.,.sisef g. - s~rr.er.t - neirf .s
rtrs.. q elrart.r-r f-.f .t tterf.
aEa k3e@ y fsfTfrai Al r71A
err -. Mre96 ctt Iiefe' sgeH
ssef-.fs. re..ir- = Ee-ftn-e.
so..-s us-sts 4 Has-tfe~ ffr.sic1f
Al t.ftr, t-v.r, q 80 1sst- fzs1s oz-sa 1sre-
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25
CeAocaAI-e EcoNoNf.

CEACCRkTpc ECONOMY
TIERS s e,oI fof thonzhl in Ehat
8zurss w aEs sboas T. lay before our
ssz..srs. We hare Always eoutsndsd thas
q sfsassnd0as treasury safpias was al
sgii t0 .b8 e0aairy, nos alone IN the fact
taas sha surplas muss BE- wrung from The
people - syslsn 0i taKstloo that =
burdeus0ns and szsoFiicpate. bat aiso
fbas It Is ths greatest temptation fas
legalativs attacks upon =. Tor, n fact,
r00bery q Tao people.
Ws hsys asked. ia common With most
of .hs independent newspapers u the
country, fcr . reduction o, ths surplus,
bot b. q reduction o. the surplus we did
not nss0 a general attach az along the
Las ga the surplus already Oh hand; We
.lid u0s mean that the money ia tie
Treasury j; ssuandsred woald prove =
relief 10 tas peopls Whas We SAID. was
thas By q reduction Of the surplus IN O
rs57clion of taxation the people would
obtain relief. The reduction OK tax
slion" BY taking the revenue from whisky
aud tobscco woald not bring the desired
ralieA The people want cheaper living; a
reduction Ga the taxes OF THAR homes. the
clothing they wear anu their food and
fusL
The present Congress does not seem
10 grasp, under the circumstances, the
3ssires Of the people on this al import
ant question OF surplus, and IN this end
We submit tie following figures as ex.
peuditures sor tais single Short session
II that honorable body, Congress:
coast aefsnse ana -uns .ras sealtel~.S2f.CoC 90
hetllarg co states direct waf TAX lfa's-
fl -HlHlff i>-..itNQ
River and tl4fbor bti lin 5cnatel ..-... io.513su
Mex.lstu pensions 5oth Houses .-..-.... atuVitu
nlrel. iens DeuSioa bin Bolh Houses. 2hlloi0 30
.dlfa En haavg auned snils .--..... 1.f00.o .o90
sanford sab morrars and 0lg guns ..-. 100000
Cameron BID cruisers ---..--.-. -ifs'vVJO
The sum OF these appropriations
makes 4 round total OF Sl56, 100000,
which "a additional to the regular appro-
prissioDs, which win undoubtedly bring
the amount Appropriated for the current
year this session up to about
s2IO, 100000.
Iais q a. iaossass OF over S5,0O0,Oo0
within ten years.
Jns President spends great many
wakaful nights vstoinR psltry little pen
son bills which IN the whole would not
amount 60 over a few thousands, which
We can we'll spare, for il is better that
ninely-nins undesarviDg hangers-on OF
the great war Of the rebellion should GO
unpanishs1 than ons, brave, deserving
old veteran should want, but so lar sa
so sea, he has has votosd bat little thsi
Is noe direct or Gn indirect shot at the
old soldier.
Lconomy Is all right in Its place, but
the country does not banker after tbs
soonony which fats contractors and cor
porations and starvea the veterans who
tra,opea through the SHOWS CT winter
sud fought 'nsath the broiling suns oi
sammer to savs the country they loved.
a SUGGESTION TO The COUNCIL.
The people o. this city have confidence
enough ia their representatives. IN the Leg.
siaiurs 10 believe that no measure desri-
mental to ths interests of tie city viii be
80 1gx.sd into she charter, bgt it. is just
ag<fssr ihas ihe people should bo ia
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25
WALLRAFFS
Universal CataTTh Snuff

Is acknowledged by all who have used It the Bes.
RemedT for The Relief and cure Of ell forms OF
Catarrh or Cold IN the Head, Catarrahal Head
aches, and Deafness caused by CatafTn, by It's
mid, healing and soothing properties IL
clearsas the lining oil the mucous membranes,
subdues the Inflammation Of the nasal passages
and pr0Cures al easy breathing. few doses of
this snu6 breaks up recent cold in the head.
No coughing or sneezinT follows It's use. Sold By
eli druggists for &c aud soc box. or sent free
bv mali 10 any address on receipt OF price. H..
WALLKAFF, Prop, 16O hent-St., Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

TO whom it may con- TO whom It may con
CeTn. cem.
have used and rec This may certify that
commended for use the / have repeatedly used
water from the WYoM- the water from the wy
ING SPRING and be OaJDSG MINERAL STRING
lieve it 10 be valuable and have frequently rec
as drink and in many commended 4 in my
chronic diseases nota. practice 1t contains
hiv Constira,iOn and salts which make the
water agreeable TO she
l. J. WHITFIELD II. ID. taste in health or dis
Porter BlOck. ease and render It espe-
cially useful ia RhcuInf-
tisn, Dyspensis and ma
ny Gher complaints.
cheeTfully recommend
it as a Pleasant and
health giving beverage
J. Is. GRISwoIn, NJ. ID.
Ledyard Block.
Leave your orders a. "a ohawa-st or telephone
No. III.
Water Furnished In or 10 Gallon Cans
at 10 cents per Gallon, Delivered.
Cans sold at cost.
Wyoming Mineral Spring Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

4 -hAfTtD hhs MHN-f slIL
=. P-t taiei ali eiae Sc sftics a. zoe. .
ei'sits. h.s profits ~ ~ H11h hinr Saia lef
nd
III ANItil-A FIRST s-LAss SALESMAN Foa
W tne arca roas censr.asenI IN uaf "a Il
,t9fs Aa1iaa3 u. E9ltey q Co. nusaGeoa
Mit4. ID
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

A Company has been formed tc furnish P0re
Drinking Water 70 those who desire { from tie
Wyoming Mineral Spring.

The Following Testimonials Speak for
Themselves.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

ToR SALE A DAnHER GEop LOCATION
Il and bn.i3esE good also. Good nasoa itT
cn1rging tnsinct. Aoarcs its 8. th.s unce. tt
EOk sALk-BiLilAhD AfD FO0L-HolH,
4 VITA good lunch counter Mil er rf frE8a
fnI ciy property. or otnrfwi7c gcT1s cay. In-
qi..rf a. - 3uuroc s., c.ts. tt
E0R SAIL OK nEFT-TuAnE STORY BHIlk
L bu,liHag 1ly1H e. 3. he'd % 81 11u cisf fEfD.
building have ysrt OF two fi1et ene atltsl nH
oitei two. i9 isei rom sn3 - fees dsep. hsFs
tol1 sfcflu ard HHfsr power ssltlble t9f mann.
t2ctlTD1 p1rTo eu1 ceufrlT tpated IN
etife of t5wsfa fr'le 2. fi2 ottaws-sf 81
DOk fhJE OK TU HENf-A f-OfTtNN
4 ih'cssruE lcano in afsl-eir8 order Irgg -
ai 8. - oalHsai s.
EOR sAiE-ks FsItBl-HHD SCOT AND
n saea tf2 ne A eHla.I .ff 81 o0rfe ems - et
i1g sale. saius iIeaiil tia O. isf ef gosaf . e ui
o3sl1rss tcr- feot-rste ttaree O care car.
r'er it. srZnf l.alaaE h 81
IsoR sitf.T--h GksEe9HE FIf4 BiD0rEy
4 Erssnh T1s ore vcsr old address Fred ltl-
cFrSm Hc.a.d. CfaE 1Hf
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

Passenger Tine Table in Eeerf Oct 81 fsss
short L.ic and Ths01rh cosiCies io fsfHlt n. rirs
EuIlsne. Grand Leygn AluAss7n a-id Ieats ~. .f.f.
SciA4 kAst. Cenifal isne 0oiAe hh-
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

The sum OF these appropriations
makes a round total OF Sl56, 100000,
which "a additional to the regular appro-
pristio0s. which viii undoubtedly bring
the amount Appropriated FOR the current
year this session up to about
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25
AGlehlrsn Central

.tftttt asi riltft HfI ffHeH. -s.rIas
tf.ife te ari f-au gees HaE
is-.s et faa an aF srIirsss ana ols.fid G.pia.
tAsHfat tr ttla ffsIH ftn. fall
i'tir- fiNHrrfIrG. made ~ i8.traf u..IE 81.
era il Flslri.
e. a4a tEtrH lffpaf
= ~ ielu1ae 7feh. Pass flf $. a.nsaesl
lles ~ NnfrIa teHols ittn. q sf.ts
o. ltaAe'es g. q a. =. A lliesso.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

NO LEAsE on LDNtI fINt-l4IFF Tl--T
| manufacturing sllcs sn OF near the civ IN
three 70 ten acre lots and lying bet eeen two
ifnak line 81 rs3iwaV and having the velY bes
est raies. The property has = E.ei supply OF
wafer ior any pufpse aud lot sibiccf g. city
ia1et. Percy I. Coax OK J. &. Mckee, No.
FoGntansl. 4fl
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25
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Cok REN1'-sT0gE 80 iN m0SROEsr
ingaifs p neoa ~. 2 WeahRm bionk 80
lsOk htNI-A bLRNMuEo FRONT ROOM
i O. nsnsrn-E 81
I over Durce STA Ledyfd tl8ak. sscsnd aasr.
INQUIRE a fQom @. same aoog. asia
dEgSD-8xftxl xlICkS.
4 IELlAhlA YOUNG MaN a * fDEkI oF
- iak CITY, ulshs position in a store os o. ee
We q he can learn the bfsae.s isfmaneat
sttus 200 more iu.qlrsf. fnsl fny olAel cfnsld-
ei3ilon. iieasf adorsss y. D. AorieY this ofee.
WANT y SITUATION As CIEslK tOp4TST
" of gcgCIness "a small children. Best ~ rsf.
efences given CAL og address H. 81 eEs BRIDGE
81 ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25
70 FfTrF-lnrA

Dor RENT. APRIL !. iss-. THE PARK fIV-
1 cry Barn. corner al spiag and Iulion ~.
inquire o. Jarnes Cox. agent Porter h.orf,
Grand Rapids Mich. aaf
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BROOKLYN.

The Bryant Literary Society will hold Its fourth
meeting to evening al Association Hall Max
or ell will lecture I" Tho Scotch al Homo" and tho
resi- OF tho evening will DC devoted TO music.
Nellie Fitzgerald. arc seven. who was fatally burned
at No II2 Berry ST, sunday. died yesterday at st.
Cathar.ncs Hospital.
Tho Board Of Estimate yesterday a ppropriatcd
500, 900 frou Excise moneys to bc divided among
chari able Institutions.
John d. HOLMAN. age sixty-nlne, OF No. s27 Broad
way, attempted to commit suicide yesterday by open
Ing tho veins Of his left iio taken 10 81.
CsthaIine's Hospital
Tho Democratic majority Of tho Board Of Aldermen
for 1883 has not yet decided upon II Candidate for
president OF tho Board but will hold a caucus next
week John l.. Cameron is regarded as most likely To
get the Office
In tho past thirty nino years 500 marriages have
taken place at tho City Hail. the ceremonies being
performed by Mayors or Acting Mayors. Ex-Mayor
Low performed il3 and Mayor whitney has 0niciated
al 100 Most OF the contracting parties have been OF
foreign birth and deemed a civil ceremony essential
Edmund Blount. owner Of house at No. 10 Nassau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
JERSEY CITY.

william II. Davis. the tow boy who cloped with Katc
Mabrey, age fifteen tried in the Court OF General
Sessions yesterday for abduction The girl testified
that she went with him willingly, but "a law passed
by the last Legislature makes the age Of six
teen, Davis was convicted
william Kunsky was arrested yesterday charged with
grand larceny. lie Is suspected Of being OF a
gang Of thovcs who have been robblng freight
In the Erie Railroad yard
Mary Ann Sldllcn age thirty, Of No. 10 Brunswick
died yesterday from dose OF rough rats, taken
Monday night. Mis-. sI5cn quarrclci with her
husband and wh'n he left the house She mixed n
dose OF the poison n glass and a. ont 10 swallow
when her yuung son knocked the glass ont Of her
hand AfcrwaId she mixed up another dose and
swallowcd II.
Building Inspector O'Nclll has cond"mn-d an old
fire engine house In Es3cN ST. ard notified the Board
Of Pnhlic Works that # must be torn down.
Charles ". Thomas. Editor Of " The II d,nn County
Dispatch" who was indicted for libel "n John Boyd.
clrri Of the board Of crhods. rctra"rd hi, plea Of
not guilty yesterday ard pleaded Eon vult con
tcnl"ic' lie wls hard Tor sentence.
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At. charges Health Inspector Corcoran with making
false report in regard to the condition OF the plumbing
in tho house. and has preferred q complaint to tho
Health Cor missioner Tho Inspector claimed that
the wash basins In the house were not properly trapped
and now ins cctou shows thet there arc no wash
basins tho house.
The toboggan slides In Washington Park were filed
In with immeIso cakes Of leo yesterday and tho slides
were thrown opon last night. II was Nassau Day"
and nearly all tho $50 members OF the Nassau Athletic
Club present
"Dcacon" Richardson's Fifh-avo. cars are RESPONSE
bic f,r much gram ting AM NAV coal dinners IN 90.
wanus. The cars frequently compared to funeral
professions.
The Odd Regiment Will hold Christmas reception
next Wednesday evening AZ tho armory In ClcrmOnt-
ave. rom q 80 TO q 30 p. m. tho Rcgimcntal band
viii give a concert aud at o 40 dancing WI begin.
Carriages NAV be ordered for 80 a. m. Guests
requested TO be I'm evening dress.
4 bold atmclt was mad' by two burglars late Mon
day night To blow open a safe In Charles Frorbs whole
sale liquor store. No. IL Tompkins avo An entrance
was forced through sldc window and te burglars be-
gan operations a largo iron safe at the end Of the
Office A half inch hOl" drilled through tho outer
ste Of the safo and through tho lining TO the lock
inside Tho burglars wcro drilling another hole Just
below tho first when they were Interrupted. Mr..
FrOrbss family 1--we the store. Mrs Frocbs had
to get up and her footsteps alarmed tho burg
lars. who fed leaving their tools behind
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INSURANCE NEUS And INCIDENTS.


RETIREMENT OF ANOTHER FIRE CnMPANY-EIsKS
ON BROA DwAY SrORF.
TIE Clinton Fire Insurance Company. OF New-York.
ont OF business at Yesterday, rein. Iring in
outs'aadar iss with the German American Insurance.
Csmpanv. The announcement ~ the Clinsn's retire
men' creatsd iunch surprise. An cXanisaton OF tho
fa aiiiOn OF the company by the New York In
surancs Department few weeks ago revealed an a.
parnsnt OF its capital stock TO the extern Of about
$4,000. II rsputed the Street that thu stock
hoider. would make up this slight inparmcnt and In
crease tho capital to $50 1000, OIbe tho present
figure, Hence tho surprise at YESTERDAYS Developments
Tire Clinton osanized In 1889 and At tn. end Of
1856 reported assets amounting 10 $45sO4l ana net
surplus % Sj02Sl In The last d yidends
Ing froH 5 5000 t. $4,000 were paid annually.
L - Insurance the sisck OF Wilsoa BTsthcrs, i'm
and manufacturers OF iron bedstsAds. al S23
broadway damaged by lire on Monday night, Is AZ fol
Vows
n British and Mer. Providence Washing
lie. Englnd...' 1870 ton Il I........-... 1900
lancss IRE England 1900
PhUnix England. 36IOl Total. $lIOOO
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TTIRTY WILIIpN PEOPLE on THE BRIDGE
MOI AZ ACCII ENT DUrING THF YrAE-INCRI ASED
EACITIfrFs pPOMISFD

MOI Az hCCIl ENT DUrING 1HF YrAE-INCRI ASED
FACILIf IFS PROMISED.
Tho statement Il Pres d nj II, well ir regard 10 tho
n'tNlncSs done the Bridge TO- the year ending be
nhcr !. made for the convenience Ia" MAYORS an
1ra -Sarc. sets ibrh receipts from tolls Of $50.
72f 20. dviaod follows. railroad Sos 90 car
nage ways. SG5743 2G; promenade. SlG.2l2 -. Tho
number Of passengers in the was 2794C.313 and
The receipts increased 'O7.4O7 18. The number
of promenade Passengers vas 2.Ge4.4l3 and the re-
ccipts declined ~ cal %.
In The year " engines and cabo driving ma
chney to fOurcar trains haze been PR cured and
steps have been taken to provide The necessary room
to switch them. and II IS hop by carly spring to have
them in operation thus increasing the capacity Of tho
Fridge by one third. The number Of cars now IS fifty
four. sixteen new ones having been procured. No
cidents 10 passengers occurred I'm the wear. and the
delays only av ed eighty seconds 10 each twenty
fOur hours Tho Paine grip has proved IhcnOmo nally
sorviccailc and the rubber and leather lining OF he
ION with ten tons Of passengers 1900 miles and
IN some cas"s 1900, before II las T. be replaced
TIL" aver az" number O passengers is 00tOp day. and
I'm The busiest times 10000 l. 600 hour Tho
cables. susTcnfrrs and steel suDcr~'fuctuIc report
ed to he ia cXcr condition and have been thorough
ly painted In the
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THE DOWvFALL or PERCY N. HATCH
lie LOST 81 900 BILL. IN BAD COMPANY, STOLE


HE LOST Sl 900 BILL IN BAD COMPANY, STOLE
MORE AND FLED.
Percy N. Hatch. cashier at the main Office OF tho
Baltimore and ohio Express Company, No 4l5 Broad
way, has disappeared and has taken Of the
panys money with him. The nows OF tho defalcatlon
ha, been great surprise to the many friends Of young
Hatch, who looked upon him a model Of moral
ty ard integrity
Tho myStcry Of the case spontaneously cleared IT.
self up when aimed that L. ~ Hatch aud
=. ~ Houston, about an adventure OF whom ! w
1RIUNE published story thrce weeks ago, were
identical Houston. II VIII be remembered Appeared
Al the 1hIricth Street Police station and cAciedy
ammo nccd bat hr had been iObfd of A thousand dol ar
bill In the house Of Mollc' Gray. No. 10 West Thir
ty- Iisi 81. Tn bin never fOnnd. IIoUSp WAS
Hatch and the los, bani,noic belonged tn the express
company. Hatch returned to tho oco on the follow
ing day. and ton the next few day, tried to borrow
few Thousand dollars. He failed, and suddenly dis,
appeared.
The manager, c. :. Scdcwck waited for IA" missing
cashier for day after h, SlpYclrancc. aud tn had
the hools examined \ deic was discovered. and
II was iccid,d that Hatch IN oder to avoid tho trOu-
bic which Was bound follow the loss II the th0u-
sand dullar h.ll had taken enough Nor" 70 help him
ont Of The country What the exact loss Of the COM
pany Is Mr.. Scd,Wck refused 10 saic yesterday, but
he rharar i"rlzeh ia" Amount as paliry.7
p,rry y ffaich is loss than thirty years old and
entered tho service Of tine BaunCte and Ohio Express
Company seven az, ago. lie gained lasid promo
ton and In 1854 WI, mad" cashier Wi'h salary Of
=, goo lie sc -, married thcn but the cOupe did not
acc than rho honey moon les'cd and go afatcd
Hatch about Town. and associated with
d'~r~putailc charsctctS on the night lac mot with
his loss h9 wLs IN HE company of " Kcd' lcaly and
Tom O'rucn, Confidence man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
WHAT IS GOING or TODAY.

Rr,okiyn New-E e and Soce,y dinner, ASS mby Rooms
Academy OF Mus c, evening.
PalrcK 1renOT's before supreme Court -
Nc ting % WOODEN and Wursted M lnuacturcrs, NO u
White St. IL a.
Navy Yard Court OF Inquiry, Brooklyn.
Funeral OF John lIOwsOn, Church OF TRANSPORTATION,
IL
Park and Aqueduct Comm ssiCncrs' meetings.
Navarro flats reference case, No. 40 Wall St, 2 p M
Board Of Fducafiun
Baes College Alumni Association dinner, ClaTk's even
Ing.
Poultry show, Madison Square Garden.
Election or h, Newly Tx Institution fr the
81 nj. p
tn Rev. J. A. Eakm's lecture, Harlem Presbyterian
Church. IN.
Italian School Christmas festival, No. 1G0 Leonad-st,
p m.
Constitution Club No ca Madison ave, evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
acholars n was his intsnuon erect new building Ia
place OF the Four sisters are In tire c0Hyent
and they had $50 month TO keep their table up.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CASE DECIDED.
PUSHING TIE TFsT CASE AGAINST KEMPSTER
TOWARD TILE COUNT OF APPEAL-

PUSHING THE TrsT CASE AGAINST KEMPSTEI
TOWARD THE COURT OF APPEAL
Tho OF oleomargarne tess was brought TO
end yesterday by tho conviction OF James hempsei tc
defo Mt Assistant DIstt-Attney Nicoll introduced
the testimony several chemists 10 show that there was
ooorng matter in tho 0eomargarine which was bought
from kempser.
Professors wyott and stebbns testi fed In answer
questions put by Albert Renaud Kempsters counsel, that
tn examined he substance sold BY Kempste and had
found in IL only the coorins matter belonging to cotton
seed oil and oil, which used in manufacturing
tho oleOmargarne.
The subs lance IL manufactured by n. l. Nathan Co,
OF New Haven, Conn. Nathan l. Nathan the head of the
called witness for the defence lie said in
to Mr. Rcynaud questions that he formerly
engaged In the manufacture OF Oleomagarn In this cy,
but when the decision In the Arensbeg was rendered
spring so ped king the substance here AMI moved
New Haven lie said that he sold tho olcOna drnc TO
KemIstcr. Tho subs anee, he said, composed Of
OIcomarglrnc oil ica natural lard, cOttonsced
oil, milk or cream, and salt ON Gloss examination
ho told Mr.. Ncoll that he prepared olcomargarne for
New 70 and New-Jcsey without cOOrng matter, but for
other states he anattO In the substance to go
Is rich yellow color.
How you separate the anatto States from
that for the non-anato states Mr. Nicol asked
We make II on different days." the reply.
which Is New-York day -
No special day but make the oeomargarino which
has anattD In IL until the material prepared used up
then make some OF the other"
Mr.. Nathan sa d that tho cOttonseed Oil added
the compound 20 prevent II from cIumbIing.
Lppmin Arcns crg Iaiturr IN the manufacture Of tho
substance and James kcmIstcr, defendant also
nei tia. hey la Tor ng n thc sub,
Mr. kemp,ter testified that placards hung stall
calling attention the fact that oicomarg arne
only.
Judge Quinn, OF Utica, representing the State Dairy
Commissioner and Mr.. Ncol consulted together, and after
comforting Win MI Ryniud tn defendant counsel, tho
b, omitted the jury agreed ulOm Judge
Glcrscrve's charge WIS exactly according tho views OF
the prosecution In order that the points ght
rails on appeal Tho charge virtually \ direction
20 convict, ~ thcrc testimony offered
innocence OF the defendant II nc taken by the prose-,
cut on was correct thn point Ia bo decided is wb Their
the sect on OF the law j. cot,tiiut which
nIuufd tufr or any substance ~ animal
N ~ Us AMI cr' ana In iHtI ~ BUTTER The ou,,
ton "i me presence ~ artificial c.lring after
snhmri'i p" III" Jury. The ,ecion orbdlng such mat
ter III o'omargarinc Ia, been declared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
NEW BRUNSWICK.

An unknown man Was struck 10y freight train
yesterday morning at Now-Hrun.wick. and tho shoch
Of tho accident throw 81 thr ears of tAe track
Tho man was terribly manglcd that idcuti ncaton
Will ic almost inn ,ibo. Trains both ways Dc
laycd untn tho overturned could BE- COTTON from
tho track
Mrs. Annie Gross. 81 Vow York. Yesterday applied
Tor writ Of hatcas corpus 70 get her two chil.cn
from th' custody Of her husband VITO h1, i'cd them
To- bis s.,rre here M, Gross said shr had teen
obliged To- scaVo her husband because 81 D., cruelty.
The writ VIII DO argued later When Mrs. Gross tried
her children thc was driven or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
ELIZABETH.

Tho Rev. Hugh -. Icurcost VIII speak on the
o. Iccts and aims Of tho Sew crusade in Memorial
Hall TO night.
Tbs Central Railroad Company has ordered from
Cooper & Icwlu's Iron Works TWO ucw substantial
iron draws for tho bridges over rc P,-,alc and
Ildchcnsark Rivers on the Newark b.-Dch TAoy
VIII be swung ~ steam.
Worhugmcn', Hail ia Fulton -. AZ thc Port vas
totally destroyed - fac ycstrlay moiuiut The bul
inf was occupied by lIcn.J Enuk All owned by
William Duckcruan. Tho los Is about 1000